.Pakistan leader Shan Masood was actually left behind seething after a debatable caught-behind selection on the first day of the set opener versus Bangladesh at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.After Tigers leader Najmul Hossain Shanto gained the toss and selected to area first, Pakistan was 1-14 in the 7th over when Bangladesh seamer Shoriful Islam struck for a side versus Masood. Moderator Adrian Holdstock drank his director, with Bangladesh sending out the decision upstairs.After speaking with the footage, 3rd umpire Michael Gough reversed the on-field decision, sending Masood back to the sheds for 6. A spike showed up on UltraEdge a frame after the round passed the bat, yet eagled-eyed viewers recommended the noise came from the round snapping Masood's main pad.The Pakistan captain was furious with the choice, observed venting his stress in the suiting up spaces following the dismissal.Watch every round of the England v Sri Lanka Examination collection LIVE & special to Fox Cricket, on call on Kayo. New to Kayo? Begin your free trial today > Bangladesh's Shoriful Islam effectively appeals for the wicket of Pakistan's Shan Masood. Image through Farooq NAEEM/ AFPSource: AFPSaud Shakeel as well as Saim Ayub hit fighting half-centuries to aid Pakistan recoup to 4-158 on a rain-hit position day of the first Test versus Bangladesh.Shakeel was unbeaten on 57 at the shut while Ayub racked up 56 for his maiden fifty during the course of an innings-building position of 98 for the 4th opening after Pakistan were tottering at 3-16. Shakeel brought up thousand jogs in his 11th Examination when he reached 33 as well as reached five boundaries in his 7th half-century. He included a further 44 for the fifth gate with Mohammad Rizwan, who was unbeaten on 24. Ayub, who struck four perimeters and also a 6, fell behind time in the time, steering extremely off Hasan Mahmud and was captured at third slip.The new-ball coupling of Shoriful Islam (2-30) as well as Mahmud (2-33) stunned Pakistan after a delayed beginning of 230 moments as a result of a wet outfield after over night rain.Pakistan's Saud Shakeel commemorates with teammate Mohammad Rizwan. Image by Farooq NAEEM/ AFPSource: AFPMahmud wished Bangladesh will push aside Pakistan at an early stage day two." We made an effort to bowl in the best locations as well as received early results," he mentioned." Our company are going to think of a plan to receive early arches on this pitch tomorrow." Ayub mentioned the partnership with Shakeel was crucial." Our team dropped early gates so it was necessary to create alliances as well as our company carried out that as well as I ensure the great will definitely carry on tomorrow," he said.Pakistan entered the Examination along with four swift bowlers in an all-pace attack with no frontline article spinner, while Bangladesh included 3 pacers and pair of spinners.The two-match series is part of the nine-team Globe Exam champion, along with Pakistan presently sixth in the standings as well as Bangladesh 8th.